Long-term timing results of ecliptic pulsars observed with I-LOFAR

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Table 1

Key properties of the observed ecliptic pulsars presented in this study.

Pulsar name (J2000)	Time span, t_span (MJD) (yr)	Average integration time (min)	Period (ms)	Ecl. Lat. (deg)	DM (pc/cm³)	Median S/N
J0034-0534	59892-60431 (2.0 yr)	50	1.8	−8.53	13.7650	72.2
J0826+2637	59695-60411 (2.5 yr)	15	530.6	7.24	19.5041	522.5
J1022+1001	59803-60542 (2.0 yr)	50	16.5	−0.06	10.2532	40.6
J1136+1551	59695-60430 (2.5 yr)	15	1187.9	12.17	4.8482	917.7
J1300+1240	59695-60431 (2.5 yr)	60	6.2	17.63	10.1588	39.5
J1645-0317	59696-60431 (2.5 yr)	20	387.6	18.89	35.7416	612.0
J2145-0750	59696-60530 (3.0 yr)	45	16.1	5.31	9.0027	119.8

Notes. The table summarises the pulsars’ J2000 names, observation time spans in MJD and years, average integration times, rotational periods, ecliptic latitudes, fiducial DMs, and the median S/Ns over the entire observing span.

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